The Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts is a beautiful venue that opened in 2003. Since its opening, it’s been responsible for bringing big-city events to Oxford, giving Ole Miss students entertainment opportunities that other universities dream of, and for that we are very thankful it is located right here on our campus.Read the story …
29 Days of Thanks
Day 3: William Faulkner and Rowan Oak
William Faulkner is a literary icon. He spent nearly his entire life living in Oxford, attended Ole Miss and is known around the world. His home for over 40 years, known at Rowan Oak, is owned by the university and managed as part of the University Museum and Historic Homes. It stands on 29 acres ofRead the story …
29 Days of Thanks
Day 2: Our Network
As an alumnus of the University of Mississippi, the opportunities are endless. The Ole Miss Alumni Association is not just confined to Oxford, or even the state. More than 70 alumni clubs are scattered across the nation, with a total of more than 26,000 active members. These clubs provide not only camaraderie, but also valuable networkingRead the story …
29 Days of Thanks
Day 1: School Pride
It’s the time of year that we all come together to be thankful for what we have in our lives. If you’re associated with the University of Mississippi in any way, you have plenty to be thankful for. Over the next 29 days, we’ll share what we’re most thankful for at this great university. DayRead the story …
Haunted History
Some older areas of campus have a spooky past
Construction on the University of Mississippi’s first structures began in 1846. Since then, Ole Miss has been the site of many historic events creating quite an eerie past for some of the older buildings still standing. And if the walls of those buildings could talk, I’m sure they’d have some very interesting stories to tell.Read the story …
Rioult Dance NY Performs Nov. 5 at Ford Center
Company also offers free classes and opportunities to meet the dancers
OXFORD, Miss. – Renowned American modern dance company Rioult Dance NY will perform Wednesday (Nov. 5) at the University of Mississippi’s Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts as part of the Campus Connection Series. The performance is set for 7:30 p.m. General admission tickets are available for $30 at the UM Box OfficeRead the story …
Kenny Loggins to Perform Oct. 30 at Ford Center
Singer-songwriter expected to perform his soundtrack hits at UM show
OXFORD, Miss. – Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter Kenny Loggins will perform his Hollywood hits Thursday (Oct. 30) at the University of Mississippi’s Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts. Loggins’ four-decade career has earned him two Grammy awards and a dozen platinum albums. He’s best known for his soundtrack hits “Danger Zone” fromRead the story …
SEC Nation is Here!
OXFORD, Miss. – The excitement is back! The SEC Network’s pre-game show “SEC Nation” visits a new campus each week and have now set up in the Grove and are ready to go. Show commentators Joe Tessitore, Tim Tebow, Marcus Spears, Paul Finebaum and Kaylee Hartung will broadcast “SEC Nation” live from the Grove stageRead the story …
Homecoming Festivities Kick Off with Food
OXFORD, Miss. – Homecoming weekend is finally here! Festivities for the fun-filled weekend began Thursday at the Student Union Plaza with RebelWell’s Food Day Festival and Farmer’s Market. About a dozen local vendors sold fresh veggies, homemade honey, salsa and jam and delightful desserts. As an added bonus, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mississippi Chef LabronRead the story …
Fans Hear Inspiration of Hit Songs in ‘The Heart Behind the Music’
“The Heart Behind the Music” songwriter’s showcase gave music fans an opportunity to learn the stories that inspired hit songs we all know and love. Billy Dean, Deana Carter, Lenny LeBlanc, Teddy Gentry and Charles English talked about the personal tales behind hit songs such as “Let Them be Little,” “You and Tequila,” “Falling” and “My Home’s inRead the story …









